Dear community,
I encountered weird behavior which may be a compiler bug. The following code segfaults if compiled with "-openmp".
module test_mod type test2_t integer :: f = 3 endtype test2_t type test_t type(test2_t), allocatable :: a endtype test_t contains subroutine test_func(test_cptr) bind(C) use, intrinsic :: iso_c_binding type(C_PTR), value :: test_cptr type(test_t), pointer :: test call c_f_pointer(test_cptr, test) if (.not. allocated(test%a)) then allocate(test%a) endif endsubroutine endmodule test_mod program test_prog use, intrinsic :: iso_c_binding use test_mod type(test_t), target :: test call test_func(c_loc(test)) endprogram test_prog
From the compilers I have available, the code sefaults with ifort 11.1 20101201 and 12.1.3 20120212, but does not with ifort 11.0 20081105 and ifort 12.0.0 20101116.
The code does not segfault if (all tested with ifort 12.1.3 20120212)
- compiled without "-openmp"
- module and program are placed in a single file
- the "if allocated(...) then" statement is removed
- the default value (= 3) in test2_t is removed
From debugging the code it looks like memory allocation works and the code the produces the segmentation fault when copying the default data.
Not sure what's going on here. I think it may be a compiler bug. Or is there something obvious I'm doing wrong?
Many thanks,
Lars